Core paper 02
Fundamental Existence via Experiential Instantiations
The deeper eventhood paper: coherence alone is not actuality; closure is the decisive condition by which coherent differentiation becomes a determinate event.
Abstract
What this paper does.
This paper proposes a minimal ontological distinction: coherence is the requirement of compatibility, but closure is the condition under which coherent differentiation resolves as an event. It develops experiential instantiation, morphisms, time, objecthood, and objectivity as consequences of closure in undivided admissibility.
Read this after Coherent Closure. It expands the law into a fuller ontology of eventhood and continuity.
Place in the system
The paper belongs to the core library and should be read as part of the Protospace → Coherent Closure → Fundamental Existence → Perspective sequence.
Public function
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